Euromillions lottery superdraw with a £95 million lotto jackpot which must be won on the 8th February 2008
Yes that's correct it's that time again, when the nice people at euro millions head office celebrate the birthday of the euro game, with a MASSIVE must be won superdraw, and this time it's no different, because next friday its a nice £95 million up for grabs, and best of all it wont rollover.
New rules introduced on January 4, 2007, that took effect on February 9, 2007 limit the number of consecutive draws to eleven, with the jackpot rolling down to lower prize levels in the eleventh draw if the jackpot is not won.
The new rules also introduced "Event Draws" also referred to as "Superdraws", in which there will be a guarantee of the minimum amount which is available to pay prizes in the Match 5 and 2 Lucky Stars Prize Category; if an Event Draw isn't won it will be rolled down.
The first Event Draw was held on February 9, 2007 for €100m (£66m, 165m sfr) to celebrate the Euromillions third birthday.
A second "Superdraw" takes place on February 8th 2008 for €130 Million (£95 Million) to celebrate the Euromillions fourth birthday.
Six lucky UK winners scooped £6.9m each in the special, £88m 'must-be-won' draw in September.
Okay so now you know why we have superdraws, and why february's draw is so important, four years of euro millions lottery games. Wow I wonder what will happen when Camelot launches the new global lottery game, thats going to be simply amazing.
OKay so this week, will see lots and lots of people queing up for that all important lottery ticket. Paying the £1.50 a time, and living with odds of 1 in 76,275,360 to win. Wow they must be stupid, or just not lucky enough to have bumped into the wonderful world of e-lottery multi win syndicates.
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At the same time it means the odds of all the smaller prizes are more realistic too. So my question to you is, which odds of winning the euro millions £95 million must be won superdraw, do you prefer ?
I know which I prefer.
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